Stirring Message
of Optimism Told
to Ad-Sell League
John G. Jooei of New York
Declare! 1923 Will Meel
Moit Sanguine Ex
pectation. A tirrinc mtu of eptiniiirq in
busintst conditions wit brought in
Omabs by John G. Jonrs, vlee-presU
tlnt and salts director of tht Al'x-
ndf llisailton Instliutt of New
York, rf iirrdif in Mi address brfor
tht Ad S'l Irifu tt Hotel Fon.
trnrllt. Fully 400 persons attended.
Wl cannot Irak forward to a
business boom this year" said Mr,
Jones. "Out next year will undoubt
edly live up to the expectation! of the
V mott optimistic business man, in
dication! show. Industry in general
must be toned up in ipiritual matters.
A business house must build up its
salei force oa a basil of personality
o that there must be a better under
standing between the salesman and
the public. Throughout the country,
there appear! to be revival of real
ethic in business which is the result
of kern vision into the future. '
"Advertising is the keynote of suc
cess in the commercial world today,"
Mr. Jones emphasized. "It ii the one
big mean by which the merchant ii
selling his personality and wares to
the public. It is the important fac
tor in industrial life that ia making
business bigger and better with more
beneficial service to the public which
ultimately is a cornerstone to world
peace and prosperity." J
'finger" Improves
Swipes" Sock of
CWy on U'y to Jail
Shining Moments
"finger" Stevens, dope addict, im
proved tht shining moment yester
day afternoon.
lit and Goldit Brliton were being
escorted from the Federal building
back to tht county jail when Miss
Untion asked to be allowed to ttop
at a drug store at Seventeenth and
Dougtai streets to makt purchase.
Deputy United State Marshal
Let Weeks, in charge of the pair,
allowed her to do so. When they
came out Week noticed that Stey.
ens wis eating something.
"What have you got there?" he
asked.
, Stevens smiled.
"Did you set me?" he asked, dis
playing a 10-cent sack of candy.
"I didn't se you" said Weeks.
"Did you steal that?"
"I just took It." said "Finger."
putting another chocolate in his
mouth. - 1 .
Week! stopped at the drug 'store
en hi way back and paid for the
candy.
The ftritton woman was held un
der 11.000 bond for alleged posses
sion of yen shee and other done at
417 North Thirteenth street.
Retail Clothing Prices Drop.
Chicago. May 12. Retail clothins
5 rices have dropped 42 per cent since
uly, 1920, and a further decline Is
expected, according to the National
Industrial Conference board, which
has made aurvey of the clothing
industry.
Home for Girls
Urged by Bishop
City's Problem I to Provide
Good Surrounding! for
Young Women.
"There are in Omaha more than
10,000 employed girls and single
women, and the great problem is to
provide them .with good home sur
foundings," said Pis hop Homer C
Stunts, speaking yesterday ' at the
noon luncheon ( the Omaha Kiwanis
club at Hotel Rome.
"I look for Omaha to reach the
half million mark within the near
future. It lias the key to a trade ter
ritory that will cotnped it to grow.
More than half the girls who come
to the city for employment come from
the country and small towns and are
unfailiar with city ways. They mut
be safeguarded and be provided with
home life."
The bishop spoke about Willard
THE BEE; OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 13. 192
Hall home for girl, which when
completed will furnish a home for
22$ young women, A campaign for
fund is now under way by which
it is hoped to iie f lit0t) to finish
the work,
Friday, June 9, will bo Kiwanis
day at tht Ak-Sar-tien spring run
ning races, it was announced. Club
members are planning on attending
the race in a body (allowing their
boon luncheon on that day. There
will be a Kiftinis handicap face and
other features,
Majc I. Walker was chairman of
yesterday'a luncheon.
icers Take Part
in Police Court Riot
When Claud Walker, Jo, 2016
Charles street, saw what he believed
ty be a miscarriage of justice yes
terday morning in Central police
court, be took the law into his own
hand and a riot followed.
He knocked down James Scott,
2ul4 Charles, next door neighbor,
and fought hi in until two policemen
dragged him olf
Mrs. John Walker, hurrying to
tbe aid of tier sn, w as knocked do n
IB) tht melee.
i otficers took part fat the
struggle and the courtroom of 73
tpecuiort wa thrown into confu-
i-on, Claud Walker wa thrown
Mo celt
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Choice, of 300 now Silk
Droaaoa on sale Satur
day at
$10.00 815.00
Value to $35.00
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1812 DOUGLAS
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Today's Most Popular Hits
Jimmy
Fox-Tror
The Columbians
Dinny Danny Fox-Trot
Ray Miller and His Orchestra;
She's a Mean Job Fox-Trot
Frank Westphal and
- His Rainbo Orchestra
If You Knew Fox-Trot
, Frank Westphal and
- His Rainbo Orchestra,
Song of India 1 Fox-Trot
Eddie HUns Orchestra
To a Wild Rote Fox-Trot
Eddie Elkins' Orchestra
.t f -
LoULo Fox-TVor
f , Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Doo Dah Blues Fox-Trot
Ray Miller and His Orchestra
Ask any Columbia dealer to
play these records for you.
- YouH know then why Colum
bia leads in dance music. .
A-3585
75c
A-3571
75c
A-3569
75c
A-3563
75c
Record
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Saturday Special in Our
May Clearance Sales
500 i SUITS
. f
Wo have gone through our
stock, reducing many of our
better . suits and reduced
them most liberally. In ad
dition wo purchased 260
suits at practically 50c on
the dollar. Saturday
Not a suit worth less than $30
Ok
Featured for Saturday at
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plain effects .in
finest quality wors-
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SATURDAY
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The newest and most popular styles, includ
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All Standard Makes.
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An exceptional value in men's shirts with collar
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'30 '35
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Golf enthusiasts will surely
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50
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